High school: Which Washington communities are top for grads and dropouts

Check out which Washington ZIP codes are home to the highest concentrations of high school dropouts.

By BY LEVI PULKKINEN / SEATTLEPI.COM STAFF

on February 7, 2013 2:37 PM

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Nationally, 85.4 percent of residents 25 years old or older have high school diplomas. Click through to see which Washington areas are home to the most high school dropouts, and which are home to the fewest.

Nationally, 85.4 percent of residents 25 years old or older have high school diplomas. Click through to see which Washington areas are home to the most high school dropouts, and which are home to the fewest.

With 89.8 percent of residents holding high school diplomas, Washingtonians are slightly more likely to have graduated high school than the nation as a whole. Check out which ZIP codes have the highest concentrations of grads and drop outs. less

With 89.8 percent of residents holding high school diplomas, Washingtonians are slightly more likely to have graduated high school than the nation as a whole. Check out which ZIP codes have the highest ... more

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15. 99344: In this Othello-area ZIP code, 62.0 percent of residents 25 years old or older have a high school diploma.

15. 99344: In this Othello-area ZIP code, 62.0 percent of residents 25 years old or older have a high school diploma.